WorldViz eyes enterprise VR as the next step in collaboration

Though virtual and augmented reality have largely been seen as consumer-focused, there are growing indications the technology could quickly gain traction in the enterprise.

WorldViz is among the companies that see a bright future for virtual reality (VR) as a corporate tool. The company has been involved in VR for more than 15 years now, selling software development tools and building applications for customers.

Next month, WorldViz plans to launch a new service, Vizible, designed to connect sales staff and clients – delivering an immersive VR experience that will “help close deals faster,” according to CEO Andy Beall.

Though virtual and augmented reality have largely been seen as consumer-focused, there are growing indications the technology could quickly gain traction in the enterprise.

WorldViz is among the companies that see a bright future for virtual reality (VR) as a corporate tool. The company has been involved in VR for more than 15 years now, selling software development tools and building applications for customers.

Next month, WorldViz plans to launch a new service, Vizible, designed to connect sales staff and clients – delivering an immersive VR experience that will “help close deals faster,” according to CEO Andy Beall.